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Every issue we've ever done, newest on top. Issues #1 through #8 are still sitting on our old AOL page, which only holds 2 megs and is FULL. We are moving them over here a couple at a time, whenever Bea's family computer isn't frozen. For now you get the contents lists so you know what you're missing. |
| Issue | What was in it |
| #10 Sept. '99 |
Back to School issue (the current one!). "Combination" by Marcus, survival guide, Y2K rant, The Sixth Sense. |
| #9 Aug. '99 |
The End of Summer issue |
| #8 July '99 |
Road Trip issue. "Are We There Yet" poems (three of them), the Great Car Game Survey, a story about a lost retainer at a rest stop. |
| #7 June '99 |
Last Day of School issue. Yearbook signing etiquette, "Summer Reading List We'd Actually Read," a poem about an empty classroom. |
| #6 May '99 |
Mothers issue. Everybody wrote about their mom or grandma or whoever raised them. Bea's mom cried. Anjali's mom corrected the grammar. |
| #5 Apr. '99 |
April Fools issue. Best pranks that didn't get anybody grounded, a story about a vending machine that talks back, and our first cartoon (Bea drew it, the scanner at the library ate it). |
| #4 Mar. '99 |
Spring Break issue (for people who didn't go anywhere). Ten things to do in your own town, a haiku contest (Hannah won). |
| #3 Feb. '99 |
Valentine's issue, the one with the purple swirl background. Anti-Valentine poems, pro-Valentine poems, a very long argument about chocolate. |
| #2 Jan. '99 |
New Year's Resolutions we already broke. First story from a reader who wasn't one of our friends! |
| #1 Dec. '98 |
Where it started. Two poems, one editor's letter, eleven readers (we think most of them were Bea refreshing the page). |